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– February 6, 2011Posted in: Real Estate, Shelbyville News
ShelbyVille- Tangled up in trafficA semitrailer sits parked Tuesday morning on Progress Parkway at the intersection with Old Rushville Road after it ripped down a phone line, which in turn knocked over street lamps on either side of the road at about 10 a.m. There were no injuries, and city employees were working to repair the damage. […]
- Prosecutor won't charge SPD officersThe Shelby County prosecutor has determined, after a preliminary investigation, that city police were warranted in shooting a Shelbyville man in January. […]
- Ray: Cherry delights as a birthday treatCOOKS' CORNERBY SARA RAY I have very fond memories of childhood birthdays. My parents had six children, and they tried their best to make sure each birthday was recognized in a special way. Some years were more financially lean than others; however, Mom and Dad usually found a way to make our birthdays significant. […]
- Lotto's $34.5 million payout -- after taxes -- more like $11 millionStill no one has come forth to claim the Hoosier Lottery's Hoosier Lotto $34.5 million jackpot, sold in Shelbyville last week. […]
- Musician returns to hometown stageAmber Nash has performed modern folk music in living rooms, festivals, backyards, bars, coffeehouses, theaters, libraries and weddings, but the former Shelbyville resident can't wait to perform at the Strand Theatre, where she thrilled to movies as a teen. […]
- City plans to enact new TIF districtThe City of Shelbyville took the first steps to making a part of the Intelliplex technology park a tax increment financing district. […]
- Review: Novel's touching story, familiar setting make it a must-readBook ReviewBy Carolyn Statler "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green is a novel for young adults that deals with one of life's most difficult circumstances: kids with cancer. […]
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